Some notes from the arts editor's desk on this fine Monday:
This Wednesday, Foothill College hosts a free screening of the film "Food, Inc." at noon. I can't stop giggling at this line in the press release: "Snacks will be provided." Is that wrong?
Someone sent me a copy of the CD "Broadway's Carols for a Cure." I'm devastated that there is no Palo Alto angle for the cast of "Mamma Mia" singing "O Holy Night."
After writing about the new play "Bashert!" in last week's Weekly, I took my mom to see it this weekend. We were completely charmed. Bravo to the cast and creative team, especially Palo Alto playwright Caryn Huberman Yacowitz.
I've still got gypsy jazz music dancing in my head after catching The Hot Club of Palo Alto performing in Menlo Park yesterday. Weekly story to come soon.
The chiaroscuro woodcuts currently at the Cantor Arts Center look very cool. Newsprint would not be kind to them. Sometimes I don't like newsprint.
Really, if anyone should sing "Do You Hear What I Hear?", it's the cast of "American Idiot."
Some notes from the arts editor's desk on this fine Monday:
No comments:
Post a Comment